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End Slavery Tennessee and the Rotary Club Racing Revs Up for Revival of Brentwood presents the must-see film "8 Days"

And, yes, it is an epidemic! “Ignoring sex trafficking doesn’t make it go away,” Booyens stated. He has produced a film titled “8 Days” that tells the story of a 15-year-old girl who’s forced into sex trafficking after attending a party with her friends. 8 Days, presented by the Rotary Club of Brentwood and End Slavery Tennessee, can be seen in the Frances Bond Davis - photo by Tim Trad Theatre at Harpeth Hall high Paul Ladd School on Thursday, January as well as the All-American Contributor to The News 23 beginning at 5:45 p.m. The 400 are scheduled for school is located at 3801 Hobbs Auto racing fans in and October 31-November 1. Road. around Nashville will have “We’re looking forward to The film, which contains opportunities to see racing just improving on the expe- mature content, has been at Fairgrounds Speedway in rience of auto racing at the screened all over America and 2020, as efforts continue to Fairgrounds,” Sargent told abroad in churches, schools, bring NASCAR back to The News, noting that he has governmental offices and Music City. hosted races here for several countless other locations. According to a recent years, and is familiar with To purchase tickets online report in AutoWeek maga- Nashville and its racing go to bit.ly/estn8daysfilm. All zine, the Nashville Fair- community. Track Enter- proceeds benefit End Slavery grounds signed an agree- prises promoted events at 24 Tennessee. ment with Bob Sargent of different facilities in 14 Representatives from End Illinois-based Track Enter- states in 2019, including the Slavery Tennessee will be pres- prises, replacing Formosa Illinois and Wisconsin State ent to education and statistics Enterprises, which was Fairs. Wanda Southerland touching every county in surrounding this issue. removed by the Board of Sargent says additional Contributor to The News Tennessee. End Slavery Tennessee was Fair Commissioners as information on this year’s You may think slavery ended Yet, society doesn’t want to founded by Derri Smith in 2008 leaseholder for unpaid debt. races will be announced after the Civil War. Think acknowledge such an evil to fight human trafficking and Track will present seven within the next few weeks, again. There are more slaves exists in our country. But it to save the victims of this local and three signature and encourages racing fans now than at any time in history. does! And, according to statis- crime. events during the year. to visit trackenterprises. This form of modern day slav- tics, the average girl that’s in “We need people to care The ARCA (Automobile com to learn more. ery is also known as human sex sex trafficking is 12 years old. about this issue in big towns Racing Club of America) NASCAR racing has been trafficking. It’s more common Filmmaker Jaco Booyens is and in small towns,” said Josh East comes to Fairgrounds absent from Nashville since in the United States that people a passionate advocate for fight- Devine, spokesperson for the Speedway May 2-3, along 2011, when the Nashville realize. And it occurs in all ing human sex trafficking and Tennessee Bureau of investi- with Super Late Models. The Superspeedway in Glade- USAC (United States Auto races, all genders, all zip codes, is dedicated to making strides See Racing Returns on Page 3 and all economic classes - to eradicate this epidemic. See 8 Days on Page 3 Club) Silver Crown Series,

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annual report card evaluating they’re the same age or who trust. that you didn’t purchase, this is From Page One state efforts in combating child have a profile picture that Practice e-monitoring of all a huge sign as traffickers like to 8 Days... sex trafficking. makes them look the same age. of your children’s devices. The communicate through accounts Our kids are oblivious to the bad guys put in a lot of hours to that parents cannot see. If your gation. “We need them to look How to protect evil of this world and while we steal our kids. We can put in the child always has an excuse for for warning signs and to realize your children want to shield them from it, we hours required to protect them. where he/she “needs” to go, is overly tired (more than usual), that if they see something they Become informed; complete- still have an obligation to pre- This means reading their texts is having trouble sleeping, know in the pit of their stom- ly informed. Even when it dis- pare them for the encounters and instant messages. But this becomes extremely emotional ach is suspicious, we hope they gusts you, keep reading. The online that are very likely to also means looking at their or emotionally shuts down, will call the hotline number.” bad guys are always finding come. They should know that if apps - all of their apps. Even the seems anxious and fearful, or Tennessee Human Traffick- new ways to infiltrate the barri- they ever are approached, seemingly innocent apps like just seems that something is ing Hotline: 855-558-6484 ers we put up, so be vigilant in you’re on their side and that their calculator, which can be a completely wrong, you need to Human Sex Trafficking is learning about ways to continu- you will be ready to help them. fake messaging app. investigate further to make labeled as "the second-highest ally protect your children. Some kids will stay quiet Know the signs of children sure your child is not being vic- rising crime in Tennessee. Inform your children. It’s because they don’t want to lose who are being trafficked: timized by a human trafficker. Thankfully, is taking strong hard because you don’t want to a game or app that they love. If you child suddenly has measure to address this scare them, but it’s important That’s why it’s so vital to clear- new clothes, jewelry, shoes, etc. issue.Tennessee was recog- for our kids to know that it’s ly communicate the danger in a that you did not purchase, they nized as the top in the nation not OK to talk to strangers way that they will take serious- may be involved with traffick- for a third year in a row in an online – even strangers who say ly while also maintaining their ing. If your child has a phone

From Page One a truly complete renovation of track a bright future.” the entire Fairgrounds cam- Sargent says he is optimistic Racing Returns... pus,” said Jerry Caldwell, exec- about racing in Nashville for utive vice president and gener- 2020 and beyond. “I’m aware of ville closed. The 2019 NASCAR al manager of Bristol Motor the changes, of the politics, of Champion’s Week was held in Speedway. After a successful the possibilities, and of the pos- Nashville in early December, NASCAR Champion's Week in sibilities of different direc- leading to speculation NASCAR Nashville earlier this month, tions, whether it be from could make a comeback in there is obviously a tremen- NASCAR, soccer, or any other Music City, and at Fairgrounds dous amount of buzz about the combination, and I believe we Speedway. Officials with the potential for NASCAR to return can fit in with those.” Fairgrounds did not respond to the Fairgrounds Speedway. to requests for comment from The drivers and fans love the The News. idea of returning to one of rac- Announce “It's no secret that our organ- ing’s most historic and beloved your event in The News! ization is interested in working short tracks. We are hopeful with the city of Nashville to that the city shares the same Email to: restore Fairgrounds Speedway enthusiasm. We will continue [email protected] and in the process help deliver working to help the city give the - photo by Tim Trad

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By Lawrence M. Lipman

Maintaining your yard during the Winter months

Winter can be rough on any bracing the cold weather with home– grass dies, trees lose nostalgic items such as season- their leaves and flowers disap- al decorations is a great way to pear for the season. Sellers frame the space in a positive become accustomed to seeing light. Décor outside the home their yard in the winter and for- will attract onlookers and get to look at the home through potential buyers. the eyes of the buyer, limiting their chances of quickly selling Take advantage of your the property. Here are a few space. Think about how your staging tips to make your yard space can be best utilized in the an appealing environment, winter. For instance, a large even in the winter. front porch or back patio can be an excellent place for a small Chief Steve Anderson appointed to Police Executive Invest in plants. Consider contained fire pit surrounded investing in plants that are not by chairs to showcase the Research Forum Board of Directors affected by heavy frosts or lim- space’s use. Weather permit- Metro Police Chief Steve the board of directors are all abreast of cutting edge polic- ited sunlight. Pansies, for ting, stage the area with décor Anderson has been appointed lead law enforcement agencies. ing issues and lessons instance, are visually enticing to further promote the all-sea- to the seven-member Board “In joining the PERF Board, learned,” Chief Anderson said. through the entire winter season area. of Directors of the Police Chief Steve Anderson brings Chief Anderson received son, as well as snowdrops, helle- Executive Research Forum with him an exemplary knowl- PERF’s Leadership Award in bores and early narcissi. Get outside. Detail is essen- (PERF), the nation’s preemi- edge of best practices and an 2016. That award recognizes Consider heavy shrubs or mid- tial to maintaining an attrac- nent independent research appreciation for the impor- individuals who have made sized trees, which if placed cor- tive yard through the wintery organization that focuses on tance of developing his leader- outstanding contributions to rectly, will continue to grow months. Regardless of how cold critical issues in policing. ship team,” PERF Executive the field of law enforcement, throughout the winter season. it is, choose a day each week to PERF, a 3,000-member group Director Chuck Wexler said. and who exemplify the highest get outside and groom the yard. based in Washington, D.C., is a “He is considered a chief’s principles and standards of Add accent lighting. Keeping your beds weeded, nonprofit organization that chief by his colleagues around true leaders in policing on a Adding accent lighting to your mulched and free of debris helps to improve the delivery of the country.” national level. landscape design creates a makes a huge difference in the police services through the “I am grateful to be appoint- warm environment for welcom- appeal of our home. exercise of strong national ed to the PERF Board, and look ing and entertaining guests. leadership, public debate of forward to helping further the Have a community news Winter is the best time to check Your home can be beautiful police and criminal justice organization’s excellent prac- story? Let us know! and maintain outdoor light- regardless of the season. issues, and research and policy tice of ensuring today’s law ing—tightening screws, remov- Contact one of our knowledge- [email protected] development. Those serving on enforcement leaders stay ing debris, inspecting wires, able agents today for more tips replacing batteries and adjust- to sell your home. ing timers are easy ways to stay Green Hills News, Belle Meade News, West Meade News, on top of the seasonal changes. Lawrence M. Lipman is the owner and president of West Side News, Bellevue News, Donelson News, Prune trees. It is important RE/MAX Homes and Estates, Hermitage News and Nashville Today Newspapers to keep trees trimmed so their Lipman Group. Real estate is silhouettes frame the home. Lawrence’s career, but also his Gary Cunningham, Founder and Publisher Emeritus The best time to prune most passion, and he takes pride in trees is when they are dormant. guiding buyers and sellers Anthony Cunningham _ President and Publisher When pruning, remove dis- through exciting home transi- eased or damaged branches tions at any budget. Lawrence Wanda Southerland - Contributor Horace Johns - Columnist first, then prune for shape, cut- welcomes questions and can be - Contributor ting branches that droop or reached by calling 615-364-3333. Paul Ladd Larry Lipman - Columnist obstruct views. Don’t forget to Jim Wilson - Columnist Brenda Batey - Social Editor thin the crown of the tree to Ellis Thompson - Columnist Lisa Bold - Production Manager allow light and air circulation

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with their finances, which I have jewelry that is senti- A local, Nashville gemolo- find to be very practical. mental to you, but it can also gist/appraiser always sug- Whether it’s a vacation, a be fun knowing there’s some- gests her clients come to me house, or money for retire- thing exciting ahead when and my colleagues at Green ment, who doesn’t want extra you get rid of the old. Hills Diamond Brokers when money for whatever they Our clients sort through contemplating selling. She want to do in life? I men- their jewelry boxes and safes, has found our prices actually tioned to her that gold is at a and there they are again! paid are consistently the seven-year high right now They see the old yellow gold highest in Tennessee or any- and if she or her husband diamond cluster rings that where near and also likes the had any gold coins or fine they haven’t worn in ages, personal service. She says, jewelry she didn’t wear, NOW the diamond watches with “my clients can sit down with would be a great time to cash dials too small to read, the big a Green Hills Diamond out and use the extra money old engagement rings they Brokers buyer, all of whom as she wished. have clung onto for years. It’s are all highly educated in dia- Yes, that’s right, gold, is a beautiful diamond, you get monds, jewelry and gemolo- at a seven-year HIGH trad- it out and play with it on gy, and get information on ing at approximately $1600 occasion but let’s face it, you color, clarity, cut, weight and an oz.! And that’s why we moved on years ago. It’s a review any paperwork such are having a special buying new year, so how about a new as a certification. The buyer event this week only! We start? and seller together have a are flying in special out-of- What about new gifts that transparent relationship and town buyers just for this just don’t suit you? There if he chooses to sell, my client event. Even if you don’t know really is a fabulous use right knows what he is getting, and if you want to sell, we can around the corner for the why, and he is paid then and educate you on what it would jewelry gifts you will never there!” be worth in the market today. wear. You are fortunate you We go over the fine points But, gold will not stay this are close enough to visit me of the jewelry together and way! Take advantage of our at Green Hills Diamond how we value it. Together we Jennifer Michaeli, Nashville native with Green buying event this week. We Brokers, where selling to us, decide: is selling appropriate? Hills Diamond Brokers, Gemologist and are buying diamond rings, trading or buying is a one-on- Do you want to trade up? Do Jewelry Enthusiast. gold, fine jewelry, coins, one, in-person, safe experi- you want me to redesign engagement rings, loose ence. “I got this for Christmas something for you that you Here we are in the middle my mouth? How did that diamonds, Rolex watches, and I’m just never going to will actually wear? It doesn’t of January, and If you’ve Jolly Rancher get in my swiss watches, estate jewelry, wear it”, is something we matter where you got the jew- stayed strong and committed purse? Is that a Boston and broken jewelry. Only hear often right after the hol- elry, because we accept trade- to your resolution then let me creme? So many questions, have one earring? Bring it! idays. “Jenny, I got this Rolex ins from any other jewelry be the first to say congratula- and so few answers. Someone Receive instant payment and from the company I work for, source. Take advantage of tions! Can you please do me a else told me they were going walk out with extra cash in and I just don’t wear watches. our special buying event this favor and send me some of to rid themselves of the nega- your pocket! I value it but I’ll never wear week and come meet our spe- whatever it is that’s making tive people in their life. This also gives you an it” or “this big diamond pen- cial buyers! Whether you you stay motivated? Here's Impossible? No... not to be a opportunity to take inventory dant from my mother-in-law have stuck to your New Year's where I’m at... I enthusiasti- debbie downer but easier said of your jewelry and get rid of is just something I would resolutions or not, Feel cally started a detox and told than done, especially if you the things you never wear or never wear.” This is what I lighter in the New Year by myself “no sugar” but after a work together or if they’re just don't like anymore. You hear and solve all the time. I getting rid of the old and wel- couple of events and a birth- family members! I told her to can cash out or trade it in for can help you turn that coming in the New only at day party ..sugar just magi- let me know how that goes. something that suits your unloved, unworn jewelry into Green Hills Diamond cally reappeared! How did Another person told me they style. 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The film tells the Neighborhood story of a 15-year old girl whoʼs forced into Nostalgia sex trafficking after attending a party with E.D. Thompson her friends The Richland Park Neighborhood The screening of the film After the Civil War, the South In 1927, the Crescent will be followed by needed to recover financially. Amusement Company opened messages from After a number of years, people the Elite Theatre on Charlotte Filmmaker and Activist felt that new industry is what Pike across from the park with Jaco Booyens and was needed to produce profits. Tony Sudekum as owner and Citizens felt that a new south- manager. A Seeburg organ Margie Quin, CEO ern, industrial city could create played during the intermission. of End Slavery jobs and money for development The aisles were covered with Tennessee and expansion. linoleum. A power projector was The site of the new manufac- used on the full-sized screen. turing city of the South was cho- There was no air conditioning. sen. They decided to develop an Fans were used to circulate the Trigger Warning and Parent Guidance Advisement: The film contains mature industrial town about three air. content dealing with sexual violence, miles from the Tennessee state Third National Bank got its drug use and other explicit content capitol building in Nashville. start in West Nashville at the The new town was to be West Elite Theatre in 1948. Andrew B. Nashville. However, the citizens Gibson, known as Andy, was put Thursday, January 23, 2020 at 5:45 PM began to call it simply NEW in charge of the pilot project. In (Doors Open at 5:15 PM) TOWN. According to the writ- 1958, a new building of Third ings of the late Sarah Foster National Bank was constructed Kelley in her book titled “West up Charlotte Pike. Mrs. 4307 Esteswood Dr, Nashville, TN 37215 Nashville, Its People and Margaret Allen served some 32 Tickets available online at bit.ly/estn8daysfilm and at the door Environs,” New Town was to years as the banker's secretary. become a center of the charcoal Being a West Nashville resident, Presented by Rotary Club of Brentwood and End Slavery iron business where advantage she attended Bellevue High Tennessee and hosted by Harpeth Hall High School could be taken of its iron, coal, School. and hardwood. Also, it would be In 1928, a junior high school located near the cultural center was opened offering grades of Nashville. Development soon seven, eight, and nine. The struc- began on a stock farm called ture was named for Mrs. Richland. Corinne Lieberman Cohn, a for- Let us show you what As time passed, New Town mer member of the City Board (West Nashville) developed into of Education. Professor Jonas an all-inclusive a number of neighborhoods. H. Sykes who had come to New Richland Park neighborhood Town in 1896 as head of the old community feels like. was one of them. West Nashville High School On the south side of the park, (which was later renamed a row of Victorian brick homes Cockrill School) was made prin- were built along Park Avenue. cipal of this new Cohn Junior On the north side would be the High School. Jonas Sykes and business district. The oldest his wife, Allie, sang in the choir existing site in West Nashville is at the West Nashville Methodist Richland Park. Over the years, Church as well as taught Sunday Richland Park has experienced School classes. such scenes as ice cream festi- In the Fall of 1939, Professor vals, foot races, church socials, Sykes retired as principal of family reunions, band concerts, Cohn Junior High School. He story hours, as well as free silent died in 1941, and by unanimous and talking movies. Over the decision of the Board of If you’re a senior thinking about making a change to independent years, citizens have enjoyed a Education, the new athletic field living, visit one of our communities where community means a playground, tennis matches, cro- which was constructed in old quet games, baseball games, as Clifton Park serving both welcoming staff, new friends, and wide range of events. well as ping-pong and billiard Cockrill and Cohn schools, was games in the community center. named Sykes Field. A small house, located in the The new principal of Cohn Drop by at our open house center of the playgrounds, held would be William Rayburn baseball bats, softballs, gloves, Rochelle. Tenth, eleventh, and January 11 & 23 croquet mallets, and balls. twelfth grades were soon added Richland Park fell into decay to form Cohn High School. After by 1960. The old band shell and nearly thirty years, in 1965, the recreation center were convert- well-respected Professor Rochelle ed into a library. Richland Park retired. Branch Library was opened in We can say that many citizens October of 1961. The building have made West Nashville (New was renovated and enlarged in Town) proud of the service they 1979. Librarian Lucille Sterling have rendered in our city, state, Call: 615-212-2457 Call: 615-395-2411 served the library for 17 years. and even the world. Following her untimely death in E. D. Thompson can be www.TheManorAtSteeplechase.com www.WindlandsEast.com 1984, Charles W. Meeker, Jr. contacted at thompsonia2017 ©2020 Holiday AL Management Sub LLC, 1910097 served as librarian. @gmail.com January 16, 2020, The News- Page 7

Chopt opens January 16 in Green Hills

Chopt Creative Salad Co., brand has taken since it first from 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. & the fast-casual restaurant, will opened its doors in 2001. again from 4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. be opening this week a second “Since opening in on January 15, where all cus- location at the Mall at Green Brentwood two years ago, tomers who make a monetary Hills. In celebration of its we’ve received many requests donation to its charitable part- grand opening on January 16, to open a second location in ner will receive a free salad Chopt will open with limited Nashville closer to the city cen- (one per person). hours the day prior ter,” says Colin McCabe, Chopt “We are thrilled to partner (Wednesday, January 15) for its Co-founder. “The Mall at Green with Chopt Salad. The funds Chopt Gives charity give back raised during Chopt Gives will benefitting the Middle support our commitment to Tennessee chapter of the Boys helping young people eat & Girls Club. healthier and live healthy Known for making salad the lifestyles,” said Jennifer center of the meal, Chopt will Wheeler Buhrman, Chief continue to feature quality and Development Officer of Boys & flavor through its 18+ scratch- Girls Club of Middle made dressings made each day Tennessee. with no added preservatives, The Green Hills location ranging from crowd favorite features over 100 seats, includ- Mexican Goddess to vegan ing communal dining areas, Lemon Tahini dressing, featur- comfortable booth seating, and ing Seed + Mill’s organic. outdoor seating. The store is Building on its popular Warm Hills was a natural choice for located at 2126 Abbott Martin Bowls offering, fans will enjoy our second Nashville location, Road, and can be reached at the newly released Know and we’re excited to continue (615) 669-4993. Chopt’s regular Better Bowls limited-edition our growth in a community hours will be 10:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. menu which highlights the that shares our passion for Monday through Saturday and brand’s launch of Cauliflower bold flavors, quality ingredi- 10:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sundays, Rice and two new bowls ents, and wellness.” beginning on January 16. designed for the latest lifestyle As is the custom for each of For more information, visit eating trends. These dishes, its new restaurant openings, www.choptsalad.com. along with Chopt’s core menu, Chopt will celebrate the open- continue to reflect the thought- ing of this new location by ful sourcing approach that the hosting a Chopt Gives Day

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5 public art installation designs for Nolensville Pike Corridor revealed

Nashvillians traveling along Metro Arts’ plan to incorpo- Nolensville Pike, including ners, we can create spaces Nolensville Pike will soon see rate and fund public art along Colombian artist Jairo Prado where riders from our most the works of five local artists the busy corridor was informed and his wife Susan Prado, who vibrant and diverse community and artist teams incorporated by the recommendations of also created “Migration,” the can become inspired on a daily into streetscape elements as Conexión Américas' Envision mosaic crowning Casa Azafrán, basis.” part of the Metro Nashville Nolensville Pike Collaborative. and the “Roots & Routes “These concepts are great Arts Commission’s (Metro Along with conducting en- International Coin Mural” at examples of public art as a tool Arts) use of public art as a com- gagements with different seg- Azafrán Park,” said Conexión to engage, inspire and reflect munity investment tool, bring- ments of the Nolensville Pike Américas Executive Director what’s unique about a coming art to Davidson County’s community, the selected artists Juliana Ospina Cano. “These munity,” said Metro Arts neighborhoods while sharing have worked with technical artistic transit shelters will add Executive Director Caroline the stories of every Nashvil- advisors from Metro Public to the vibrancy of Nashville’s Vincent. “The artists’ designs lian. Works, WeGo Public Transit, most diverse corridor, while came directly from their Artist Tess Daviesʼs work Metro Arts is preparing for Transportation Planning and making travel along Nolens- engagements with the people, with the children of Casa the fabrication stage of the Metro-contracted fabricators to ville Pike safer and easier for organizations and businesses artist-designed WeGo Nashville develop the artist-designed those who use public trans- along Nolensville Pike.” Azafranʼs Pre-Kindergarten transit shelters and Metro improvements to key intersec- portation." The next step for each design classes inspired her design Public Works utility box wraps. tions along the corridor. Their Mosaic artists Jairo and is the fabrication process, with for a “Friendly Monster” designs include four transit Susan Prado incorporated the the goal of installation in 2020. transit shelter. The selected artists are: shelters and a series of diverse cultures and vibrant View all five concept illustra- wrapped utility boxes. community of Nolensville Pike tions and learn about the • Daniel Arite and Each project reflects the sur- into their bright, geometric artists’ creative processes and Thandiwe Shiphrah rounding community. design, while Daniel Arite and community engagements on • LeXander Bryant Tony Sobota’s engagement Thandiwe Shiphrah employed a the Metro Arts blog. with the Little Kurdistan neigh- quilt motif in their abstract col- • Tess Davies borhood resulted in his shel- lage to honor late Woodbine res- • Jairo and Susan Prado ter’s homage to the iconic ident Fannie Hall Williams’ Have a great • Tony Sobota Zakho Bridge and date palm sewing circles and activism. trees from the Kurdistan region Utility boxes along the Pike community The Metro Arts Board of of Iraq, whereas Tess Davies will feature LeXander Bryant’s Commissioners selected the focused on the preschool stu- graphic Get Home Safely series news story? five artists and artist teams in dents at Casa Azafran, incorpo- of portraits and quotes convey- 2018, chosen from a pool of rating their fanciful drawings ing neighborhood concerns. Send to: Prototype of Jairo and applicants challenged with and ideas into a “friendly mon- “Art is powerful, especially [email protected] Susan Pradoʼs transit shel- reimagining the Nolensville ster” concept for the adjacent when it becomes part of our or call us at ter at shopping center corridor’s streetscape. The transit shelter. daily lives,” said WeGo CEO 615-298-1500 across from the Nashville Board approved the final "We are excited to see local Steve Bland. “We hope that by Zoo. designs at their November 2019. artists continue contributing to working with our Metro part-

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January 16 Avenue North on the 5th floor Theater. Tickets start at $37 and mon in the U.S. than people looking to volunteer, God does auditorium. The time will be are on sale now at ozart- realize. It occurs in all races, all amazing things through this Inheritance: Marra Gad 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. And since snashville.org or by phone at genders, all zip codes, all eco- program." at the Bookshop the meeting is at TSLA, come (615) 782-4040. nomic classes. Society doesn’t According to the latest Independent film and televi- early or stay late. Additional want to acknowledge such an study, released in May 2018, 13 sion producer Marra B. Gad parking is available behind the January 19 evil exists in the U.S. Statistics percent of Middle Tennessee will be at The Bookshop located building and numbered/ show the average girl that’s in residents are food insecure, in East Nashville on 1043 West reserved spots may be used by Grief Support Group: sex trafficking in the U.S. is 12 meaning they have limited or Eastland Avenue, January 16 visitors on Saturdays. Praying the Psalms of years old. uncertain access to enough from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. For more information, Lament as We Seek This film which is inspired food to maintain a healthy Gad will be discussing her please visit our website: by actual events tells a story of lifestyle. And one in five chil- work in conversation with www.mtgs.org Healing a 15 year old girl who’s forced dren in Second Harvest’s 46- authors Ciona Rouse, Kendra The public is invited to par- into sex trafficking after attend- county service area are food Decolo, and Joelle Herr, OZ Arts present ticipate in a grief support ing a party with her friends. insecure. group offered by Dr. Sandra This film contains mature con- To receive food, people can owner of The Bookshop. Gad’s “The Day” performance book, The Color of Love: A Randleman, Associate Pastor tent. simply stop by the church on The Day is a new music and Story of a Mixed-Race Jewish for Congregational Care and “8 Days” will be hosted by January 25 between 9 a.m. and dance work by renowned Girl, offers a warm and insight- Missions, that combines prayer Harpeth Hall High School noon. There is no need to pre- cellist Maya Beiser, New York ful conversation on the things with a study of the psalms of locate at 3801 Hobbs Road in the register. Volunteers will be on City Ballet legend Wendy you inherit from your family. lament and explore how we, Frances Bond Davis Theatre on hand to process information Whelan, seminal choreogra- Born Jewish and mixed-race like the psalmists, can express Thursday, January 23 starting and direct traffic to drive pher Lucinda Childs, and and adopted by a loving Jewish our feelings and our petitions at 5:45 p.m. through the mobile food pantry Pulitzer Prize-winning compos- family, Marra Gad has strug- for help to God, as we place our To purchase tickets online go as well as load food from er David Lang. A collaboration gled between two often-times trust and hope in God and seek to bit.ly/estn8daysfilm. All pro- Second Harvest Food Bank into among masters from the worlds unwelcoming worlds. In her healing. The group will meet at ceeds benefit End Slavery vehicles. of ballet, contemporary dance, new memoir, Marra explores First Presbyterian Church, Tennessee. Volunteers are also needed and music, The Day is a sensory the idea of yerusha, or “inheri- Nashville, on Sunday after- to help setup, distribute and exploration of two journeys— tance” in Yiddish. In the end, noons for four weeks beginning clean up at the Mobile Food life and the eternal, post-mortal January 24-26 she teaches us that when all January 19, from 12:00-2:00 p.m. Pantry beginning at 7:30 a.m. voyage of the soul. Inspired else is stripped away, love is The church is located at 4815 Nashville Flea Market The Second Harvest Food by reactions to 9/11, this where we return, and love is Franklin Pike. Lunch will be The Nashville Flea Market Truck will arrive at 8 a.m. bold, highly collaborative work always our great¬greatest available in Courtenay Hall at the Fairgrounds Nashville Volunteers will then prepare explores universal themes inheritance. beginning at noon followed by will be January 24-26. Approx- the food donations so they are through the shared language of This event is free and open to the support group at 12:45 P.M. imately 800 to 1200 dealers and ready to hand out; food distri- music and dance. the public. A book signing will in the Memorial Library (Room vendors from 30 states offer bution begins promptly at 9 Joining forces across artis- be held after the conversation. MW-224). their wares to the buying public a.m. At noon volunteers will tic genres, four creative minds For more information visit For more information con- every month. be needed to help cleaning up at the top of their disciplines nashvillejcc.org/book, or contact Sandra (615-298-9502 or Merchandise sold includes the church as well as help to bring their individual mastery tact Adult Programs Director, [email protected].) antique furniture, dishware, take any leftover food to The to this soul-stirring perform- Alex Heller at alex@nashville- Please register online at fpc- knick knacks, specialty foods, Ark Community Resource ance. Louisville native Wendy boutique clothing, carpets, jcc.org or call (615) 356-7170. nashville.org/Ministries/Care Center located in Pegram. Whelan, widely considered one & Support/Grief Support health and beauty items, jewel- For more information call of the world’s leading dancers, Group or by Ginny Barber (615- ry, perfume, leather goods, (615) 646-1919 or visit www. January 18 spent 30 years as a principal 298-9509 or gbarber@fpc- paper goods, yard art and more. covenantbaptistbellevue.org dancer with New York City nashville.org). The Nashville Flea Market is Middle TN Genealogical Ballet and originated numerous always open for shopping on January 30 Society presents roles in new works by the Tim Menzies at Donelson the fourth weekend of every world's most esteemed choreog- month. The operating hours West Meade “Ancestors, Antiques, Heights United Methodist raphers. Cellist Maya Beiser, are Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Association meeting and Artifacts!” who conceived the piece, has Church Saturday, 7 a.m. - 6 p.m.; and The West Meade Neighbor- Middle TN Genealogical been described by the Boston Tim Menzies, the Grammy Sunday, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. For more hood Association will have its Society presents the first bi- Globe as “a force of nature” and nominated singer and song- information call (615) 862-5016. first meeting of 2020 on monthly meeting titled by Rolling Stone as a “cello rock writer, will be visiting Thursday, January 30 at 6:30 “Ancestors, Antiques, and star," and is a veteran of the Donelson Heights United January 25 p.m. in the fellowship hall of Artifacts!” This is a highly- world’s most revered stages. Methodist Church on Sunday, Covenant Baptist Belle Meade United Methodist anticipated annual “Show and The two will be onstage all January 19th. Come meet him Church located at 121 Davidson Tell” Meeting. Those are wel- evening, embodying the iconic and hear his stories during the Bellevueʼs Road. The mission will be "to come who have an interest in choreography of Lucinda 10:30 worship service and later Mobile Food Pantry preserve and enhance the qual- at the Third Sunday Soup and all things Genealogy related. Childs set to original music by Covenant Baptist Bellevue ity of life in our neighborhood, Sandwich Fellowship after the Come and hear why others Pulitzer Prize-winner David is hosting an on site Mobile and to make it a desirable place service. There is no charge but became interested in genealogy. Lang. Food Pantry in conjunction to live by building a vibrant, there will be a love offering, Share your own history by OZ Arts Artistic Director with The Ark in Pegram, and premier community that fos- along with good food and fel- bringing prized photos, arti- Mark Murphy says, “It’s Second Harvest Food Bank of ters pride, encourages coopera- lowship. The church is located facts, or heirlooms from your thrilling that this groundbreak- Middle Tennessee from 9 a.m. tion, promote harmony, and at 84 Fairway Drive. ancestors. Attendees look for- ing collaboration by four to noon on Saturday, January maintains an attractive and For more information con- ward to this event each year renowned masters of their 25 The church is located near safe environment for our tact the church at 615-883-6103 and enjoy seeing photographs, crafts has also become a chance Bellevue at 8201 McCrory Lane. homeowners. We will accom- or dhumctn.org or on Face- clothing, jewelry, family history to bring together three of Covenant Baptist Pastor plish this by cultivating and book. books or other items that tell Nashville’s influential arts Stephen “Red” Shumate says, emphasizing the area's natural about family history. Bring an organizations. Critical re- "The Mobile Food Pantry is a resources, by effective commu- item and share a story. This is sponse for The Day has been January 23 great example of how God can nication, intentional involve- an exciting get-together astounding across the country do so much with just a little. ment in community activism, because no one ever knows and I couldn’t be more excited The Rotary Club of At our last Mobile Food Pantry and spearheading participa- what items will be presented to bring this beautiful work to Brentwood and End in the fall we were able to pro- tion in civic events." and what will be learned. vide about 2 weeks worth of Nashville right before its Slavery Tennessee Some areas of focus will MTGS meeting will be held European debut in Paris.” groceries to more than 250 area be Beautification, Education, at the Tennessee State Library The Day will be performed present “8 Days” families for free. Whether you Community Care, Neigh- and Archives located at 403 7th on January 18 at TPAC’s Polk Sex trafficking is more com- are in need or whether you are borhood Watch and other January 16, 2020, The News- Page 9 HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS events. Now thru February 23 For more information, attendees can register and The Frist Art Museum Whatʼs wrong with this picture? logon at www.westmeade.org. Celebrating 50 Years of Also there will be a survey that “The Very Hungry Fallen exit sign holding on by a thread gives folks an opportunity to share their concerns, and also Caterpillar” tell your interest in helping on Eric Carle is one of the most a variety of issues. acclaimed and beloved illustra- tors of our time. The creator of more than 70 books, Carle com- February 8 bines winsome stories and col- Cupid's Undie Run in orful forms that appeal to young readers and adults alike. Nashville This exhibition presents On February 8 hundreds of over 100 original artworks from people in Nashville will take to five decades of Carle’s picture- the streets in just their undies book career. Twenty-one other during Cupid’s Undie Run, the familiar titles are also repre- nation’s largest pantless party sented, with a special section and mileish run for charity. devoted to the golden anniver- The event raises awareness sary of The Very Hungry of neurofibromatosis (NF), a Caterpillar. genetic disorder that causes While Carle’s stories are tumors to grow on nerves charming, they teach essential throughout the body, and lessons, too. As children read fundraises for NF research about animals, families, and through the Children’s Tumor fables, they also learn their col- Foundation (CTF). ors, letters, and numbers. - photo submitted In addition to Nashville, Added design elements—such Cupid’s Undie Run will take as holes, flaps, and sounds— When traveling towards Nashville on I-40, before passing the J Percy Priest Dam place in 37 other cities across make reading accessible and there is an exit sign no longer attached to the support beams and hanging on by a the United States. fun. For half a century, Carle thread. The reader mentioned this sign has been this way for several weeks. For more information re- has inspired children to fall in If you see something that needs immediate attention or is out of the ordinary, give garding the event go to love with books. us a call at 615-298-1500 or email a description or photo to [email protected] and https://my.cupids.org/cur/city For more information visit: we will consider putting it in our “Whatʼs wrong with this picture?” feature. /nashville fristartmuseum.org

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Outrageous promises of any positive habit and six months Belmont University where he kind are usually abandoned for it to become part of your was on the Dean’s List, recipi- very soon after making them. daily life. Do not give up. Be ent of Joe & Virginia Keeter Perhaps that is why some mar- persistent. Treat the resolution Hayes Scholarship, Corinthian Taxing riages fail. as a promise to yourself. Honor Lodge Scholarship, and more. Sincere resolutions should your word to yourself. I must We are fortunate to have Harry Matters be written and read often. confess I have been a failure in in our firm. We are anticipat- Written goals are much more this effort. I hope my words can ing a busy income tax filing sea- likely to be kept. Make a list encourage you. Please do as I son. With his assistance, we By Jim Wilson, CPA and then make a detailed plan say, not as I have done. will expand our offerings to our outlining the steps needed to More News for 2020: clients and to his clients. achieve them. Take small steps We have invited Harry Mayo, Final thought: Mrs. Latham, and be dedicated. If you slip, CPA to become a constant mem- my math teacher in high get up and try again. ber of our office. Harry worked school, said. “It is always better Happy New Year! Share your goals with people closely with two former IRS to let people think you are igno- who will help you be faithful to agents. He is seasoned in rant (stupid), rather than to Letʼs make it our best ever! your goals. preparation of business, indi- speak and prove it beyond a If you fail, do not abandon vidual, estate, trust and not-for- shadow of doubt.” I wish Well, here we are in a new New Year’s resolution. I do not your efforts. Expect setbacks, profit tax returns. He has Washington would follow her decade. Happy 2020 New Year! I know the source of her statis- and be assured this is normal. extensive knowledge providing advice. am hoping that the New Year tics, but they sound reasonable. Give yourself permission to tax, bookkeeping, payroll, com- will bring new ideas and ideals Analysis of the population indi- make adjustments to your orig- pilation of financial informa- For more information, call for living together in harmony. cates that the resolutions inal goals if needed. tion and representation before Wilson & Wilson, PC, CPA, CFE It is as if we have a new clean include eating healthier (55%), Some people find that profes- the IRS. at 615-673-1330 or email jim@ sheet of paper to begin writing exercise more (50%), and lose sional assistance is necessary Harry is a graduate of wilsonandwilsoncpa.com how to be more sensitive to the weight (38%). Most people to successfully achieve the feelings of others. No one will make resolutions with no active goal(s). Also, there may be prod- deny that our previous year(s) plan to keep them. Estimates ucts that can assist your See an unusual photo have been wrenched by opposi- indicate that 20% of those who attempt to keep and achieve tion and a “me first” attitude. make a resolution achieve suc- goals. perfect for In an article written by cess. Those who are successful Take a victory lap to reward Donna Vaughn, quoted in The accomplish their goals by fol- successes. Each goal reached is Whatʼs Wrong with Farmers’ Almanac, she gave lowing some simple rules. worth celebration. If your goal some good information about Sincerity is required to keep is to loose 50 pounds, reward This Picture? how to keep New Year’s resolu- a resolution (of any kind). It yourself after loosing 10 tions. I am pleased to present should be realistic. If the reso- pounds—but not with a glutton- Send in your photo along some of her suggestions, and a lution is not attainable, it will ous meal or a couple of gallons few of my own. fail. One example may be plan- of ice cream. with your name to: According to Donna, polls ning to lose fifty pounds in a You have heard that “Rome indicate that around 88% of relatively short time span. was not built in a day.” Experts [email protected] Americans make at least one Start small and pursue the goal. say it takes 21 days to create a

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Country Music Hall of Services announces that Franklin Civil War Living The American University. over 30 years and for the last 20 Ashley Silas is now affiliated History Day, slated for Nov. 9 at Ferdowsi is a member of years was general manager of Fame and Museum with Crye-Leike’s the Lotz House. “We’ve received the Lawyers’ Association for the Nashville Airport Marriott, The Country Music Hall of Nashville – Green calls from many living histori- Women Marion Griffin Chapter. will oversee six lodges, nine Fame and Museum recently Hills branch office ans, Civil War reenactors, Her interests include playing golf courses, eight restaurants announced the promotion of as a licensed homeschoolers, teachers and tennis and snow skiing. Prior to and 372 cabins in Tennessee’s two members of its senior staff. Realtor. Silas will parents asking us to organize a her move to Nashville, she was state parks. Lisa Purcell has been named serve the residen- hands-on living history day active in the Young Leaders While under Bowles’ leader- senior vice president, educa- tial real estate where reenactors can interact Council of the United Way of ship, the Nashville Airport tion, development and commu- needs of buyers with school children and share New York City. Marriott consistently ranked in nity outreach, and Warren Silas and sellers through- the stories of the Civil War the top 5 percent of all Marriott Denney is the museum’s new out Davidson and surrounding and living in that era,” said Sherrard Roe Voigt & properties in guest satisfaction vice president of creative serv- counties. Cartwright. “The Williamson and operating metrics. Bowles ices. Silas, new to the real estate County school system recently Harbison received multiple national As senior vice president, industry, has been a managing updated their curriculum to Bob Mendes hasl joined awards during her tenure with education, development and pharmacy technician for the cancel similar visits for the stu- Sherrard Roe Voigt & Harbison Marriott for financial results community out- past six years. In this position, dents. We hope to meet their as a member. Mendes concen- and operational leadership, reach, Purcell will she was able to strengthen her request and fill that gap to trates his practice along with guest and employee continue to oversee skills in communication, multi- enable students to learn direct- in the areas of com- satisfaction. Shannon is also a the museum’s con- tasking and relationship build- ly from reenactors.” mercial litigation, recipient of the Hotelier of the tributed income ing. With a lifelong passion for “Having spent so much time business bankrupt- Year award from the Tennessee department, sup- real estate, and a desire to have as the former executive direc- cy and transac- Hospitality and Tourism As- porting the non- an independent career, Silas tor of the Carter House, I look tions. He also acts sociation. profit’s mission to decided to become a Realtor and forward to continuing our as outside general Bowles has been an active Purcell preserve the evolv- counsel for a num- joined the National Association working relationship with Mendes member of many hospitality ing history and traditions of of REALTORS and the Greater Carter House and Carnton,” ber of companies. industry related boards includ- country music. Purcell also Nashville Association of REAL- said Cartwright. “We all have a He counsels clients in forming ing the Tennessee Hospitality & directs the education and com- TORS. She now looks forward passion for preserving our his- and operating businesses and Tourism Association, Greater munity outreach department, to working with Crye-Leike and tory that we strive to share with participates in client manage- Nashville Hospitality Associa- which develops, implements becoming an asset to the Green other enthusiasts.” ment teams to formulate policy tion, Music City Bowl, Nash- and evaluates programs that Hills community. The Lotz House, which has and strategy, and he provides ville Sports Council, Nashville share the beauty and cultural been on the National Historic guidance to help clients avoid Chamber of Commerce, and significance of country music Engel & Völkers Register since 1976, is located in and resolve disputes and navi- Nashville Convention Visitors with local, national and interna- the heart of downtown historic gate through change manage- Bureau. tional audiences. Purcell, who Nashville Franklin, Tennessee at “epicen- ment challenges. Founded in 1937, Tennessee joined the museum in 2014, Engel & Völkers Nashville ter” of the Battle of Franklin, Mendes is currently a mem- State Parks offer recreational holds both a bachelor’s and recently announced Amy which was a pivotal battle in ber at Waypoint Law, PLLC. He opportunities that include hik- master’s degree in art history Jackson Smith and Tice the Civil War on November 30, is admitted to practice in ing, lodging, dining, fishing, from West Virginia University Feldman have joined the bro- 1864. Illinois, Tennessee, and before boating, biking and camping, as and has completed leadership kerage as real estate advisors, the U.S. Supreme Court, the U.S. well as interpretive programs. programs at Belmont Univer- bringing over 50 years of real Court of Appeals for the Sixth Neal & Harwell, PLC Tennessee State Parks this sity and Harvard University. estate sales experience to help Circuit, and a number of U.S. year was recognized as one Hilary Haven Ferdowsi Denney manages the divi- best service luxury Nashville District Courts. He earned his of four finalists for top state has joined Neal & Harwell, sion that meets the overall cre- clientele. J.D. at the University of park system in the nation at PLC, as an associate in the ative needs of the museum, Amy Jackson Chicago Law School and his the National Recreation and firm's litigation group. Hatch Show Print, Smith comes to B.A. at the University of Park Association annual con- Ferdowsi earned her J.D. Historic RCA Studio Engel & Völkers Illinois. ference. B and the CMA Nashville from from New York Mendes was recently elected Theater at the Worth Properties, Law School in May to a second term as a Metro Country Music Hall LLC and special- 2019. She was a Nashville Councilmember-At- of Fame and izes in residential recipient of the Large. In addition to his service Museum. As vice sales in the merit-based as Councilmember, he has president of cre- Jackson Nashville area. Business Leaders served in a number of commu- Denney ative services, Tice Feldman Scholarship and nity leadership positions. Denney directs the team comes to Engel & was a member of Mendes was a Tennessee Board Ferdowsi responsible for the artistic and Völkers Nashville Phi Alpha Delta, of Professional Responsibility material support of all exhibi- from Cobalt Premier Tilden Chapter. She is a mem- Hearing Panelist from 2013 to tions; catalogs published by Properties and spe- ber of the New York State Bar 2019. He is on the Board of CMF Press; records produced cializes in residen- Association, American Bar Directors of the Park Center by CMF Records; creative sup- tial marketing in Association, and the Tennessee and New Level Community port of the museum’s educa- Feldman Nashville area. Bar Association. Development Corporation. He tional mission and develop- During law school, Ferdowsi is on the Board of Trustees at ment and membership initia- Lotz House gained experience as a Summer Father Ryan High School, tives; and video and radio pro- Lotz House Historian Associate at Neal & Harwell. where he served as the Finance duction. Denney, who joined the She assisted with matters in CommitteeGet Chair fromResults 2013- Have a promotion Thomas Y. Cartwright has museum in 2007 and became been named executive director General Sessions Court of 2015. creative director in 2009, holds of the historic Civil War home Metropolitan Nashville & you wish to submit to a master’s degree in fine arts in located at ground zero of the Davidson County and the Tennessee State Parks creative writing from Fairleigh Battle of Franklin held Novem- United States District Court The Tennessee Department Business Briefs? Dickinson University, College ber 30, 1864. The for the Middle District of of Environment and Conserva- at Florham and an undergradu- Lotz House board Tennessee. Ferdowsi also tion (TDEC) recent- ate degree in journalism of directors recent- clerked for Wilson Elser ly announced email: from Middle Tennessee State ly announced Cart- Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker Shannon Bowles University. wright as the new LLP in New York City. as director of hos- [email protected] Lotz House execu- She earned a B.S. in pitality for Ten- tive director. 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While I am not a fan of D.A. whenever the wind blows. Glenn Funk due to his Segway Tell you what I’m going to do. into the office of Davidson Next time I’ll get my leaf blower County District Attorney, I and proceed to blow his litter remember there was some sus- back to his side of the yard and picion of his entry having to do that is how I feel about it! with timing. That is neither CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 here nor there now because I Joining the federal refugee believe the matter was resolved. program could be a mis- Now to the issue of body cam- We have added an e-mail address for Ticked Off! Send your comments to [email protected] eras for our Nashville Police take officers. The more I learn about doubt there would be some hid- the end of the shift would result hate come from? The Jews for (R)Gov.Bill Lee’s plans to solve $11 million dollars a year for den costs somewhere along the in disciplinary action. NO example have been hated for some of our most pressing state staff and $7 million a year to line. I really think D.A. Funk excuses. thousands of years, why? I don't problems, the more I know I process the videos just to begin has exaggerated the job so his 3. The video footage is stored hear about Jews attacking any- made the right decision in vot- the program, then to implement office would seem more valu- in the each officers storage con- one. Is it also human nature to ing for him. School vouchers the final program costing more able to the city, and of course tainer for 30 days. If there is no hate? As a Christian we are and block grants clearly show that $36 million a year. Yes, the his value would go up too, so reason to review the footage taught to love one another. that he is at least willing to try police dept. needs the cameras later down the line more raises after 30 days the memory chip is What do atheists teach? Why alternate approaches when the to protect the citizens of would be in order. Thus more cleaned out and reused. 30 days can't our educational system usual remedies come up short. Nashville or people traveling cost to the tax payers of seems to be a reasonable time address love and compassion But now, citing his own person- thru Nashville AND to protect Nashville. for any complaints to be regis- for one another? Stop hating al and religious convictions, he the officers involved. But, D.A. I am quite sure there is more tered. and start caring for one anoth- just informed Washington that Funk seems to think he could involved to the need than I see Being just an average citizen, er. Tennessee will participate in need 248 more employees at a but, to me there is a more sim- I cannot for the life of me figure the federal refugee program. I cost of $30 million to primarily ple solution to the cost problem. out why things done in Keep your trash from must question that decision. review and redact the footage. 1. Yes every officer has a Nashville Govt. have to be so As an incentive, Pres.Trump Plus the police dept. might need body camera and every police complicated, it seems that blowing over into my did reduce the total number of 15 to 30 new employees at what cruiser has a 360 degree cam- everything our Government yard refugees nationally, to a more ever expense that would be. So era. does is blown out of proportion. I’m ticked off that my neigh- manageable 18,000. He has also at 1500 officers with an addi- 2. At the end of each shift the Is it so y'all can make your jobs bor has different types of trash initiated a much more thorough tional cost to monitor the duty sergeant collects all look so important? that keeps blowing over into my vetting process. But that is not videos that would be (if my cal- involved camera footage and yard and that includes water enough. Tennessee's Liberals, culation is correct) $36 million secures them in each officers Stop hating and start bottles, paper wrappers and Evangelicals and other reli- divided by 1500 comes to $24,000 issued storage container. Any plastic bottles. When the gious groups, as well as the per officer. And without a video footage not turned in at caring I know it is human nature to garbage truck comes to pickup many philanthropic organiza- be afraid of different. We fear my neighbor’s trash cans he tions, rallied to defend the people that have a different will also have his trash cans Governor’s humanitarian ges- belief, color, size, mannerism, overflowing and no wonder ture. 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CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 by shouldering the responsibil- to shop on another isle and he is wanting to do some work for same time. ity for a program they them- ended up approaching me to someone - once you talk with selves lobbied for. and make more small talk. After I the person do not keep running Itʼs Kroger, not Krogers 3- These migrants will finished talking with him a sec- into them multiple times and To the ticked off reader require all sorts of welfare pro- ond time I went to the next isle then follow them out in the about shopping carts. The per- grams to help them get started. and then to the front of the parking lot watching to see son must be at a new grocer. Ticked off? Charitable organizations restore. He noticed me once again where they go. Not sure I know where Krogers ceive tax-exempt status. It’s when I was walking towards is. Must be next to Walmarts. E-mail: time for them to put their the front and he came up and Stop installing stop signs Why does everyone here call it money where their mouth is, asked what I had decided to buy at every intersection Krogers when clearly the sig- tickedoff@ and provide the funding for a and then I started feeling weird. nage says Kroger? program that they all support- I told him I needed to be some- you can find ed. where and I better head on. I’m ticked off that the stop gcanews.com Do these suggestions sound Then when I was checking out signs that are being installed at heartless and cruel? I think not. and heading to the parking lot some of these main intersec- Our country’s Judeo-Christian he came out from the entrance tions when it is not necessary. heritage teaches us to help side of the building while look- Yes, have them at the secondary those less fortunate. I am not ing on his phone and our paths less traveled roads which are totally against the program, were about to cross once again! merging onto a busier streets just it‘s implementation and When passing he said to have a but to have a 4 way stop on a funding. I worry that the gov- good night which was fine but main street that is more trav- ernment will just set up a per- afterwards he stopped to look eled when it has not been there manent welfare class. I am the back and see what vehicle I was before is ridiculous. For those grandson of poor, illiterate, getting into. people who are concerned uneducated immigrants myself, I’m sorry but after him seem- about emissions, additional who would have been humiliat- ingly to be hovering around stopping and starting which Winter ed by the thought of receiving me the whole time I was inside burns more fuel doesn’t help welfare. I know that times are the store, I just felt odd the the situation. SALE! different today. This program way everything occurred and I’m all for driving safe and is a noble one. It ”feels good”. though I would have not mind- not speeding but stopping more Fragrance But it should be funded, not by ed his help I do not feel comfort- frequently when going down Skin Care the taxpayers of Tennessee, able now calling him. the road is aggravating and Shop Now for Best Hair Products who never voted for it, but by I guess a tip for anyone who causes more emissions at the the very tax-exempt organiza- Selection! Jewelry tions who fought so hard for its Up to 80% Off! Handbags implementation. Scarves Hair Accessories Being stalked at IN STORE ONLY Makeup Home Depot 2001 Glen Echo Road • In Green Hills Bath and Body Well about a week ago I was Monday through Saturday 10-6, shopping at Home Depot in Sunday 1-6 and more! Bellevue when this African 615-269-5121 • www.tibaspa.com American man approached me asking what I was there shopping for. I replied that I had project that I’m finishing up, then he asked if I needed help in getting the work done. I said possibly, so then he gave me his phone number. I then proceeded WINTER SALE

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(L-R) Deputy Director Lenny Manning, District Chief Tim Holmes, IAFF Local 140 President Mark Young, NFD Director Chief William Swann, MDA Development Coordinator Joy Stafford, Assistant Chief Jerry Tomlinson, Deputy Director Chief Timothy Henderson.

During the 2019 MDA Fill Nashville Fire Department and help MDA save lives and lift the Boot campaign, the dedicat- the IAFF Local 140 have once those up in need, by providing CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN ed members of the Nashville again gone above and beyond the MDA with vital resources to 1. Polish Mounted soldier 1. Purposes Fire Department and the IAFF for MDA’s families,” said MDA advance their mission of driv- 5. Money assessed or paid 2. Lounge about Local 140 continued a 65-year Development Coordinator, Joy ing innovations in science and 9. Garment closures 3. Away from wind tradition of giving strength to Stafford. “We are so grateful for care for the neuromuscular 14. Undersurface of a shoe 4. Tide 15. Song 5. Ebonies the muscular dystrophy com- their dedication and for the community. Contributions have 16. Mediterranean tree 6. Jenny __, diet method munity. generosity of those in the com- helped fund groundbreaking 17. Ancient Greek city 7. Pig noise Last month the Nashville munity who have helped to research and life-enhancing 18. River edge 8. Robbery proceeds Fire Department and the raise critical funds to help programs such as state-of-the- 19. Sleepless 9. Mange IAFF Local 140 presented the transform the lives of kids and art Care Centers, including the 20. Spent a restful night 10. Indian governor 23. Electroencephalograph 11. United ____ Emirates Muscular Dystrophy Associa- adults with muscular dystro- MDA Care Center at Vanderbilt 24. Hold machine parts together 12. Annoyingly slow tion (MDA) a check for over phy, ALS and related muscle- Medical Center in Nashville. 25. Removes lid 13. One point east of due south $118,000 that was raised during debilitating diseases. 29. Rational 21. Used for insect sterilization their annual Fill the Boot Funds raised through 31. Shoshonean 22. De Mille (dancer) events. “The members of the Nashville Fill the Boot events 34. Australian marsupial 25. An edict of the Russian tsar 35. About the sky 26. Nuzzled 37. Continent 27. Tinker Scottish 38. Short-billed rails 28. “____ddin and the Enchanted New fiber link to be constructed from Northern 39. Grapefruit and tangerine hybrid Lamp” 40. Outdoor performances 29. West Senegal language 42. Swerved 30. Expression of sorrow or pity Virginia to Nashville 43. Doctor of Education 31. Turkic 44. German river 32. Dead men tell none Paul Elswick, Chief Exe- our traffic management capabili- Osprey is able to build its net- 45. Paris stock exchange 33. Omit or abridge cutive Officer of Osprey ties along the I-81 and I-66 corri- work from Ashburn to Nashville 46. Senior officer 35. A system of rules Communications, LLC (Osprey) dors, while bringing significant utilizing VDOT’s rights-of-,way 47. Main 36. South Dravidian language and Virginia Department of savings to Virginia taxpayers.” for the Virginia portion of their 48. Quit beating around the bush 38. Anwar __, Egyptian statesman 56. Arm bones 41. Formidable rivals Transportation (VDOT) Com- “Virginia is the key juncture route,” said Brook Lunsford, 57. Carrie Chapman __, suffragist 42. Cleansing agent missioner Stephen Brich recently in America’s fiber optic infra- President of Osprey Communi- 58. King of Huns (Scandinavian) 45. Insect with hard wing announced that VDOT and structure. Connecting major cations. “We have constructed 59. Currency in Ecuador coverings Osprey have executed a Fiber growth centers utilizing diverse over 10,000 miles of fiber and look 60. Seed covering 46. Unction Optic Resource Sharing Agree- protected routes with low latency forward to this project,” he added. 61. German courtesy title 47. Devious trick (Yiddish) ment. This agreement and the is key to the sustainable growth Elswick noted that “In addi- 62. Fills to overflowing 48. Hint or indication 63. Lordship’s jurisdiction 49. Eleven (Sp.) accompanying permits enable of the world’s data needs,” tion to this project updating our 64. A rounded elevation 50. So. Am. wood sorrels Osprey to construct an under- Elswick said. “Osprey is meeting aging national fiber optic infra- 51. Tropical edible root ground, multi-conduit fiber optic that need with fiber and fiber con- structure, it is personally impor- 52. Hawaiian Island system in the VDOT limited- duits to fulfill the demands of tant to me and my family that we 53. Piece of news access right-of-way from data companies and telecommu- were able to bring this fiber con- 54. Mediation council Haymarket, Virginia to Bristol, nications providers alike.” struction through Southwest 55. Young recruit (Latin) 56. American time Virginia. From the Virginia- VDOT’s Fiber Optic Resource Virginia, and continuing to Tennessee border, Osprey plans Sharing program allows telecom upgrade the ability of the region to continue the deployment to providers to install fiber to access high quality, high speed Nashville, Tennessee. resources within limited-access connectivity.” “Since its inception in 1998, rights-of-way, which are not con- “Direct fiber optic connectivi- VDOT’s Fiber Optic Resource gested with other utility installa- ty to major cities will benefit Sharing program has allowed tions. Additional efficiencies are every area of Virginia we pass communications providers to gained as providers coordinate through, but perhaps none more install fiber infrastructure in solely with VDOT along these so than Southwest Virginia as it VDOT’s limited-access rights-of- routes rather than multiple takes its place as an ideal location way. In return, VDOT has landowners. In exchange, VDOT for data centers; no hurricanes, received over 4,700 miles of fiber can receive compensation in any extremely rare earthquakes, elec- routes to support transportation combination of goods, services trically diverse power grids, and operations across the Common- and/or cash. with this diverse long-distance wealth.” said Commissioner “This program is a win for fiber optic construction, it will be Brich. “Our agreement with both parties. VDOT gets access to even more attractive.” He added. Osprey dramatically enhances incredibly fast fiber capacity and January 16, 2020, The News- Page 17 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

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7600 Buffalo Rd. 3902 Wayland Drive 3718 West End Ave. 4214 Franklin Pike $2,800,000 $2,350,000 $1,785,000 $1,750,000 MLS# 2111999 - Sprawling and secluded 29-acre gated New Listing! Forest Hills exec. home. 4 BR, 5 BA, MLS# 2065311 - Prime development property with MLS# 2069012 - Renovated 1920s antebellum-style home in hills of Nashville. Guest house, elevator, more! new kitchen & baths. Screened porch w/ fireplace. the possibility of as many as 18 units. Zoned Rm40. estate home. Co-listed with Sean Simons.

Details: SewaneePropertyForSale.com

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4301 Franklin Pike 2008 Natchez Trace 705 Myers Point Rd. 1910 Clifftops Ave. $1,465,000 $1,450,000 $1,395,000 $1,185,000 MLS# 12050748 - Stately 6,848 SF home situated on a MLS# 2066034 - Beautiful new construction in Hillsboro MLS# 2008840 - Stunning mountain home. Co-listed MLS# 2098930 - True Craftsman-style bungalow on lot just shy of 1.5 acres. Co-listed with Elizabeth McGuire. Village. Co-listed with Leilani Boulware.. with Gale Courtney Moore, McEwin Group, LLC. 5+ acres. Co-listed with Will Reynolds at Village.

SOLD

7167 Old Zion Rd. 147 Richards Glen Dr. 1222 Cliftee Dr. 506 Ingman Cliff Rd. $975,000 $735,000 $645,000 $599,000 MLS# 2035813 - Beautiful 1.9 acre Columbia home. Co- MLS# 2099780 - One owner home in coveted MLS# 2041484 - A Robert Anderson home nestled in MLS# 2069308 - Bluff views in Monteagle. Co-listed listed with Gale Courtney Moore, McEwin Group, LLC. Richards Glen neighborhood in Franklin. the woods. Co-listed with Richard Bryan. with Gale Courtney Moore, McEwin Group, LLC.

SOLD SOLD

1006 Grandview Dr. 3733 West End Ave., Apt 104 701 Mt. Carmel Place 3909 Whitland Ave. $525,000 $425,000 $249,000 $209,000 MLS# 2093853 - Well-maintained cottage on beauti- MLS# 2093853 - Beautiful West End property. 2 BR/2BA, 1,244 SF one-level home at The Cloister. MLS# 2112722 - Great location off of West End in the ful lot near Lipscomb. Co-listed with Tim Pierce. 2BR/2½BA, 1,741 SF. Co-listed with Tim Pierce. 1 car attached garage. 55+ community. Historic Whitland neighborhood. 2 BR/1 BA.

47 sales in 2019 totaling $30,828,600 Richard 47 Contact Richard today to ﬁnd Courtney

out what he can do for you. License # 00205406 License # 2820 Broker, ABR, CRS, CRB 3825 Bedford Avenue - Suite 102 [email protected] Nashville, TN 37215 www.RichardCourtney.com (615) 300-8189 (615) 327-4800 Page 24- The News, January 16, 2020

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104 Paxton Court 443 Kinhawk Drive 1204 Saxon Drive 1004 Graybar Lane* Green Hills Zoned OR-20 Rare Opportunity 1005 Becket Circle 1433 Bending River Drive .40 acres to redevelop to own a block of Historic 4024 Sunnybrokk Drive 940 Blue M mountain Lane Downtown Franklin! 503 Lasalle Court 5929 Hitching Post Lane Call for Details 15 Middleton Park Lane* 1020 General George Patton* Co-List: Devin McClendon, SIOR 1208 Applecross Drive* 1952 Peaceful Brook Drive* [email protected] 4124 Lealand Lane * 3000 Hillsboro Pike #29* 615-377-4747 21 Vaughns Gap Road #125* 4101A Lone Oak Road* 1301 Neeleys Bend 1101 Seven Springs Court* 1553 Battleﬁeld Drive* 8230 Glover Drive* * Represented Buyer Finding Homes for People, Selling Homes for People... It's What We Do; It's What We Love

C OMPETENT C REATIVE MOLLY EDMONDSON LISA OWINGS C ARING 615-351-8753 615-668-0616 [email protected] [email protected] LUCY BOTTORFF PROVIDING PERFECT VISION 2 FOR 0 YOUR REAL Oak Hill on 1.88 Acres ESTATE Renovated Nashville Icon 2 5 BR | 4 full, 1 half BA | 5760 SF NEEDS $1,750,000 0 Learn more at www.4214FranklinPike.com Co-list Richard Courtney HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE SEAN SIMONS Lucy BROKER, CRS 615-852-SEAN B SeanSimons.com 615-478-3585 [email protected] [email protected]

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The Jacksonian 4000 West End Avenue #102

New Listing and Rare Opportunity • Fabulous Elegant Condominium • One level living • End unit on main level BETTY FINUCANE High ceilings and large master suite • Private 900 SF stone terrace and gardens 615-429-5182 $1,415,000 [email protected]

NEW5003D LISTING Diversify Your Indiana Avenue Portfolio The Nations Sleek modern townhouse with Investment 3 BR | 2 full BA | 1306 SF Roof top deck Real Estate $399,000 OUR PROVEN METHODOLOGY:

6700 • Purchase Overlooked Properties Needing Upgrading Autumnwood Drive • Refurbish Property to Create Value & Improve Cash Flow Poplar Creek Estates REPRESENTING YOU BY: Dramatic 2 story entry Updated kitchen opens • Managing Properties so You Can Focus on Your Profession to great room • Providing Experience & Judgement for Your Investment Beautiful ﬁnishes and millwork Large bonus over garage 3 BR | 2 full, 1 half BA | 2570 SF Buying your first investment duplex or small commerical $379,900 property can be intimidating. Iʼll show you how to locate, buy and finance your first investment property.

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SOLD NEW LISTING

1212 Nichol Lane Belle Meade 239 Cherokee Road Cherokee Park $1,000,000 $749,000 Charming one level on beloved street in Belle Meade!!! So many possibilities! Charming Tudor in beloved neighborhood! Walk to Live in it just the way it is, or renovate and expand the attic, or tear it down Greenway, McCabe's golf, MBA and Sylvan Park re- and start from scratch! 3 BRs / 3.5 Baths. Kitchen opens to den with fireplace. tail! 3 BR | 3 BA. Master down with spacious master Kitchen has granite counters, breakfast bar and stainless steel appliances. Big bath & his/her closets. Large eat-in kitchen with nice windows in the living room (w/fireplace) and in the dining room. Master bed- laundry/storage rm & access to deck & private back- room addition off back with his and her baths. Beautiful lot with trees, gardens, yard. Wonderful flow for entertaining through deck and stone patio. 2 car carport and one car garage. kitchen, dining, living room, den and deck! Lovely downstairs study as well! Upstairs, find two BR, bath and cozy reading nook.

Margaret Taylor Lifetime Member Million Dollar Sales Club, CRS, ABR, JD 615-300-0774 [email protected] MargaretTaylorRealty.com

Abbottsford Sophisticate In 2020 606 Green Park Exceptional quality with private outdoor living and saltwater Let's pool. 3 BR | 3 full, 1 half BA start 5664 SF $1,699,000 making Green Hills Terrace your 1900 Richard Jones Road #A102 dreams Updated 625 SF 1 bedroom on 1st ﬂoor Clean & ready to move in come $182,000 true SAM COLEMAN Broker, GRI, CRS Jerri Davis 615-210-6057 615-210-9541 See all my listings at [email protected] www.SamColemanHomes.com

NASHVILLE • 615-327-4800 WWW.FRIDRICHANDCLARK.COM WILLIAMSON CO. • 615-263-4800 January 16, 2020, The News- Page 27 STAY WARM IN YOUR NEW HOME!

3207 Acklen Avenue 406 Plantation Court 10 Old Club Court Hillsboro Village River Plantation Whitworth / The Fairways 4 BR | 4 full BA | 2,484 SF 3 BR | 2 full, 1 half BA | 1,737 SF 4 BR | 3 full, 2 half BA | 5,414 SF $625,000 $295,000 Call for Details Richard Bryan 615-321-9531 615-327-4800 [email protected] @ Page 28- The News, January 16, 2020 Fridrich & Clark Realty, LLC is pleased to announce the following Realtors joined our firm in 2019

Addy Terry Madeline Leilani Camille Margaret Biggers Blankenship Blaxton Boulware Crawford Davidson

Cathy Beth Cheryl Maria Isabeau Tim East Hickman Macey Matoska Miller Pierce

Jim Nancy Chelsea Jill Ashna Shaub Simerly Swift Tidwell Tipnis

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Amanda Susanne Betsy Tolbert Ward Wilt

NASHVILLE • 615-327-4800 WWW.FRIDRICHANDCLARK.COM WILLIAMSON CO. • 615-263-4800 January 16, 2020, The News- Page 29 OPEN SUNDAY I DO Area 2 2707 Abbott Martin In Green Hills 2 - 4 PM on corner of Abbott Martin and Vailwood Which 2 Are You? Two very large bedrooms Two nice sized full baths 215 212 Two car garage that actually fits two cars Large kitchen with vaulted ceilings and fireplace Den in kitchen 05 04 Extra large living room with shelving 2 2 Floor to ceiling windows Really nice backyard space with patio Which 2 are you? NO HOA $575,000

New Listing: Green Hills Rental 3326 Hillsboro Pike Roderick Square. RENTAL $2200.00 a month. Ground floor unit. 2 car garage. 2 bedrooms.2 baths. Fireplace.Hardwoods. Large clsoets. Updated eat in kitchen. Updated baths. Covered patio open to green space. Walk to the mall. Large private storage room. Available FEBRUARY 1, 2020. COMING SOON: Legend Hall This Green Hills garden home will stop you in your tracks. This is the all brick one level home that you “Kiss your babies, tell your parents thought did not exist in Green Hills. Coming on the market in the last week of February, this elegant home has you love them, and take a walk in the a step down living room with a gas fireplace and a wall of custom bookshelves. ON either side of the Federal- park with a friend” ist style fireplace surround are tow french doors that open to the back terraces that is covered with an attrac- ~ Love from Jodie tive awning. The space fits two sets of outdoor furniture. The backyard is a nice size. There is a raised garden which is stocked with perennials, but there is plenty of room to add your annuals. There is a back fence. The yard can ben fully fenced , but it is is not currently. There are three bedrooms and two and a half full baths in Jodie Barringer this home. The bedrooms are of nice size and can hold a king in the master. The two guest suites can hold Queens or twins and additional furniture. There is a traditional dining room which is right off of the supersized (M) 615-593-9854 bright kitchen that features double ovens, an pantry, a breakfast room, and a utility room. Off of the utility room and a above the garage is a heated and cooled office or playroom. In the garage is a large storage room. The HOA fee is 350.00 two times a year. There is a Driveway Fund Fee that is 225.00 a year. The HVAC, water heater, and roof have been meticulously maintained. Legend Hall is on Hobbs about a half mile from the Sun- [email protected] trust Building. You have a quick and easy walk to the Y and Hill Center. Price to be under $600,000. Jodie-Barringer.com West Meade's Plateau Parkway Featured on Trading Spaces, this home was the show home in 2019. Added to the already good looking ranch home was a master bedroom suite and a full blown modern kitchen. The four bedrooms in the body of the house remain in tact which gives the house a total of five bedrooms and three full baths. The dining room is open to the formal living room and the living room has a full view of the front yard which has a slow descent to the street which is not well traveled in this quiet section of West Meade. There are three bedrooms and one full bath on the half story and one bedroom and another full bath on the walk out basement level. The laundry 615-297-8543 room and the large playroom with fireplace are also on the walk out day light basement level. The back yard features two patios, an covered deck tucked in the woods, and two storage buildings that remain with the property. The house will be available for showings in Mid February. Under $600,000. News from the Homefront: Well, I thought that I had done all of the major doing things… ugh!!!!!!!! white just happen to be the colors I wear all of the changes that a girl could do in a year, and , now, there The New House is going well. I am just loving it; ap- time, so it has truly been a good fit!!! Hehehe is one more: The way that I have marketed my real es- parently, the pine needles just fall in the fall- like other Off to the gym to get a New Body for the new year. tate for the past 20 years in now changing as well. My trees. So, my pine needle problem is on the back Hoping that this new diet Pilar has put me on will do cute little box: Which 2 are you? 215, 205,221, 212, burner for a while. My front yard is still an issue , the trick. She basically has cut out every single fun 204, 209? Is now a thing of the past. Realtracs is get- though. I just cannot figure out what to do with a food that there is to eat. She appears to think that ting rid of the AREAS when you are searching for a space 30 feet by 15 feet. It seems like I should do fruits and veggies are the way to go…how boring…we home. In the past, when searching for any zip code in something fairly important, but I just canʼt seem to shall see! Nashville, you would look under AREA 2. Thus- which find any examples of small yards on Pinterest that I Until next week, enjoy your week and weekend. I 2 are you? 37 205, 37 212, 37215, 37 204, etc., etc. like enough to copy. Any ideas would help! will be holding 2707 Abbott Martin open from 2-4 on Now, you will just go to Reatracs.com and enter the The New Firm is fabulous. I have love the coolness Sunday, if you want to get out and say hi! zip code you want. Realtracs says that it will be more of being with a Global firm. The name Engel and Volk- accurate. All I know is that I have to learn a new way of ers even sounds elegant. The colors, black, red, and Love to you- Jodie

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